Since our Myers-Briggs® types describe the ways our minds work, it makes sense that people who share a personality type might have similar interests. Even though everyone is a unique individual with their own preferences for how to spend their down-time, you’ll often see people with the same type enjoy similar hobbies. For today’s post,…
Ever wondered what it means to be an INFJ? Ever wondered how you can know for sure that this is your personality type? Nicknamed “The Mystic,” the INFJ is one of the rarest types in the Myers-Briggs® system. These types are known for their keen insights, warm empathy, and profound insight into human potential. Today…
ISFPs don’t get nearly enough attention in the Myers-Briggs® community. While a lot of the attention goes to the rare intuitive types, ISFPs seemed to have mysteriously slipped through the cracks. Yet these types seem to bridge the gap between being idealistic and realistic, dreamers and doers, friendly but quiet. To get a deeper look…
I’ve been a fan of musical theater even longer than I’ve been into personality types. For some reason, though, I hadn’t thought about putting the two interests together until Susan asked me to write “Here’s the Broadway Song You’d Be, Based On Your Myers-Briggs® Personality Type.” Today’s follow-up post is about specific characters from Broadway…
Are you an INFJ and an Enneagram Four? If so, chances are you feel like your Myers-Briggs® personality type only describes a shallow part of you. You crave something deeper, a description that really gets to the core of who you are as an individual. No two INFJs are the same, and this is especially…
